No goals: Tame wolves bite on granite against Fehervar

The Wolves lost 0-1 against the Hungarians – and only after a penalty shootout. What actually sounds like football was the result of a technical ice hockey tragedy.

For a long time, the Pusterers, who were condemned to win, seemed extremely inhibited and their own fans were rarely able to leave their seats. The majority of the black and yellow guest workers once again owed a lot, Olivier Archambault moves about as much in the defensive zone as the Capuchin Wastl on his base. There were also numerous lapses in concentration during seemingly simple actions by the Wolves, which will not only annoy coach Tomek Valtonen.

The guests from Stuhlweißenburg, who had probably already given up hope of direct playoff qualification, also appeared lethargic for the most part, but were able to take control of the game more and more in the final third. In the end there was a result that is truly rare in ice hockey, which puts the Black and Yellows in an uncomfortable position, as their competitor Graz won almost at the same time in Laibach. The highlights of the game Hellish Dante The two biggest upsets of the starting third were caused by Tomas Sholl, who confidently parried a penalty from Guillaume Leclerc (12th), but above all Dante Hannoun, who nibbled on Andrew O'Brien on a counter-attack and beat goalie Olivier Roy, but O'Brien scratched the slip-through window was somehow still off the line (17th). Poison and bile There seems to be something wrong with Olivier Roy's mask that he wants to tell the referees, but they don't react and so the Canadian angrily smashes his face shield onto the ice, which earns him a 2-minute penalty (25). The legend wants to know Fehervar oldie Andrew Sarauer shows the greatest will to win. He steals the target from an HCP player in the slot, but fails to hit the edge of the goal (38th). It's been a long time This rarely happens in ice hockey: the regular playing time and extra time actually end goalless. At the end of the 60 minutes, the Wolves were barely making any progress, but they withstood the final attacks from the Hungarians. In extra time, both opponents lacked the necessary target water. Penalties In the shootout, it was the goalkeepers who stood out in the 20 attempts. Filip Ahl scores for Pustertal, Fehervar and his captain Janos Hari are successful twice and secure the additional point. HC Pustertal – Fehervar AV19 0:1 nP HCP: Sholl (Smith); Willcox-Plastino, Pavlin-Ege, Glira-Spencer, Althuber; Ahl-Harju-Hannoun, Deluca-Catenacci-Archambault, Andergassen-Roy-Bardaro, Spinell-Berger-Mantinger, De Lorenzo Meo. Coach: Valtonen

FAV: Roy (Dominik Horvath); O'Brien-Campbell, Fournier-Donaghey, Stipiscz-Milan Horvath, Csollak; Erdely-Hari-Kuralt, Sarauer-Bartalis-Leclerc, Amburs-Nemeth-Mihaly, Vertes-Retfalvi-Tervocs. Coach: Constantine

Gates: 0:1 Hari (decisive penalty)

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After the break, a real final awaits HC Pustertal on February 14th away against Graz (19.15:19.45 p.m.). Bolzano will play at home against Ljubljana on the same evening at XNUMX p.m.

The other games from Sunday: Klagenfurt – Asiago 3:1 1:0 Ganahl (3.36), 2:0 Burkarts (14.08), 2:1 McShane (26.18), 3:1 Hochegger (38.34) Audience: 3957

Linz – Villach 3:4 nP 0:1 Collins (20.31), 0:2 Collins (24.23), 0:3 Sabolic (30.43), 1:3 Lebler (40.13), 2:3 Haga (41.30), 3:3 Haga (59.43), 3: 4 Luciani (decisive penalty) Audience: 3681

Ljubljana – Graz 2:3 aet 0:1 Antonitsch (1.35), 1:1 Magovac (25.51), 1:2 Granholm (36.12), 2:2 Sturm (41.24), 2:3 Ograjansek (61.35) Audience: 885

Innsbruck – Salzburg 3:1 1:0 Feldner (1.38), 1:1 Robertson (13.44), 2:1 Shaw (17.32), 3:1 Borque (45.55) Audience: 3000

SP G U V TV P 1. Salzburg 43 31 0 12 133:80 93 2. HCB South Tyrol 43 32 0 11 152:95 92 3. Innsbruck 44 29 0 15 169:134 89 4. Villach 44 28 0 16 165:135 81 5. Klagenfurt 43 24 0 19 123:108 69 6. Linz 43 23 0 20 122:114 69 7. Vienna Capitals 43 21 0 22 138:129 67 8. Fehervar 42 19 0 23 102:104 60 9. Asiago Hockey 42 18 0 24 119:140 51 10. Graz99ers 43 16 0 27 88:123 48 11. HC Pustertal 43 14 0 29 103:122 45 12. Olimpija Ljubljana 42 12 0 30 103:160 37 13. Vorarlberg 41 11 0 30 78:151 33

ICE Regular Season ICE	SP	TV	P
1. Klagenfurt	47	183:101	102
2. Fehervar	46	146:126	89
3. Salzburg	46	142:107	87
4. HCB South Tyrol	46	137:125	76
5. Linz	46	146:116	75
6. Villach	46	155:136	74
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No goals: Tame wolves bite on granite against Fehervar

HC Pustertal actually wanted to throw everything into the balance against Fehervar on Sunday. The game against the Hungarians turned out to be a bore, with only 1 point and no goals.

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